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?Last Saturday was a very rainy day. ?Tli ? i' wer fi'cq'ion' *how r* f ruin last ?; k ? A divl u'i.u , uul by hKl roe e- ? ?Ueud the new advertisement of, T. h\ K i in bad. ?Dozier will grind on Saturdays. ? For good eiH.i. ??r houiio), g > to Dozii r*? mill on Saturdays. ?Dozier's gritz mill at Conway Iron Works is ready for business. ?Conway should have tolephone connection with Uoorgetown. Ar Lewis has had handsome ' hifrg rods put on his residence. ^ ^ sign painter lias been at work '< town for the past several WHO \RE was at. work lust 3I10 road near lioar i .Tumdent of ICducaThe Senator Says the ^in his ottiee next arc in the Republican . , . . own marshal has been ..v., /vf T fr> >* au u a- ^- a, tJ an in me uemociVov'" Wl J' A" t ru0 t wont on duty lust h and that Bryant ti. 4'c ls building another i hem to works at Pot Iiluff \ The speech prln>^3 !,n<l !umbor at big Democrr' *,r on J(.C" most attractive display of * hats ever shown in this town can be seen by visiting the Bargain House. ?Dr. H. II. Burroughs has moved his oflieo from the Spivey building to a room up stairs over the store of W It. Britl. ?Bead the large advertisement of T. P. Kimball in this issue and apply to him when you want any lightning rods. ?Another large shipment of railroad iron for the (Jon way. Coast ?fe Western railroad has arrived in Georgetown from Philadelphia ?Horry County will have a sum mer school for teachers this year, and it will be conducted by Prof. H. J. Wells and Miss McLean. -v.. L'-mi aiaivoy was called to Moultrie, Ga , very suddenly last week on account of the illness of Mrs. Stalvov who is visiting relatives there. ? 1 have a few more Lewis upright plows on hand. Gome and get one before they are all gone. They are the. plow to do your work. S. T. Sessions. ?Dusonbury & (J have enlarged their store at Toddvihe, adding room for a special department for their clothing, millinery and merchandise of this kind. ?Contractor Leslie, recently arrived in the city from Wshopvillo to begin the construction of the now school building, bringing a number of hands with him. ? One of the sleepers at. the Socaatoe bridge is said to h?* rotten and almost fill.mi ou>, so that crossing the bridge with a vehicle id considered d ingerons. ? Miss Lucretia (1 rah am was committed to tin; State Hospital for the 1 nsune last Saturday by Judge II. N. Sessions. A. X. Wanton was sent with her as a guard. ne Fair clot h was committed i., 11... ........... :i i - > I>IIU uuiui i> jtH i IIUI U KlMl 1>1()IKI(1 V) by Magistrate N J. Cox in Simpson Crook township, charged with a heinous crime, Eaireloth claims to have been drunk. ?The young child of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Johnson fell backwards into a tub of boiling water last Tuesday and was very painfully burned. Physicians were summon ed. ?The weather turned very much cooler last Sunday afternoon and 1 still cooler by Monday morning. Some said there was a little frost Monday morning, but we have heard of no serious dam ige to strawberries as yet. ?The ease in the magistrate's court here last week between W. 1). Gore and J. Z Ward failed of a hearing, the defendant waiving a preliminary and giving bond for his appearance at the court of General Sessions. ?The star mail route^cading from Conw'ay to Hammond has been changed upon petition of the citizens from a tri weekly schedule to onco u day. This will make it much more convenient for the people living along this route. ?There was a mistake in stating in nnt1 livftt. iwftin* flint. \11* A Out. law was tho prosecutor in the case of the negroes lodged in jail. Air. Outlaw is iu Georgia and had nothing to do with it. We wero misinformed about this part of the matter. ?J. If. Gland was in town last Monday exhibiting a queer insect which is attacking tho leaves of tho young oak trees in his section. Me showed them to several people in town but none of them were able to tell him the name of the curious little bugs. b ?The physicians say that they * now think they will bo able to save the atm of Walter Harris who had the misfortune to get the member mangled in tho machinery of John II. Sizer Lumber Co., about a week ago. so that the doctors dispaircd at first of saving it. ?The tax executions were turned over to the sheriff by tho county treasurer last week. There arc two hundred and eighty-seven of the executions, and the unpaid taxes amount to 1711 00 in round numbers. This is not as large as the amount was last year. The sheriff will go to work at once to collect them. ?Magistrate Ilucks was to have heard the case of the state vs Oscar Vick. David Williams, Jake Brown, Frank Wallace, Jim Brown, George Gainer and Muius Stonoy. this week charged with violating a clam law. The caso was postponed on account of tho parties being absent. Mr. L. C. Lacnlcotte is the prosecutor. Ho is represented by Mr. Hazard; the defendants are represented by Mr. Woodward, of Conway.?Georgetown Times. V 1 Capt. nVdV"n\ "i^nn im> Atlantic ocean is u bright and fertile strip of land, that is healthy and splendid at all sf:w>n?. Manv and many arc depi ! lit d is i ? visitm.' tills 1 . ?|, hi I ill .? oe'ie(lt> til hi i\ r c iv* f on h; iti-c iho\ have t? reacti it by pmiMv Kept femes and inconvenient boats. On the other iiatid, the innabitants of this land have to put up with waiting slow ferrymen, and sometimes 'ho llut is high and dry 011 the opposite shore; the tide still Mowing out, and the tired and worn out traveller across the river from home. No matter how anxious the traveller is to reach home, no matter how much lie is needed there, or how rainy or bitterly cold it is, there he must wait until the tide rises high enough to get the flat otT^no matter how late that is, or the boat that is frighten the horse, passes far enough out of sight and hearing, so the frantic animal can be coaxed and driven into the flat. Then again there will he no wailing, (no matter what is hurrying) on long and numurnus rafts of logs if the Wucoamaw is bridged. And because of the inconveniences, many and many never crossed the Waceumaw river, and know very htJe of the other side. Ily bridging this river a great per cent of this will pass away. S. New School llousv Started The work on Conway's large graded school building was begun this week, the contractor having arrived several days ago from Iiishopville. A glance at the plans of this building is sufficient to show that it will be one of modern design and one of which the t ovY n and the county will be proud. The outs i d e dimensions of the structure will be <>3x93 feet and it will be two stoiies high. On the lirst floor will be live large class rooms, Superintendent's office, principal's oflice and the like On the second floor will be the li brary, labratory, music room, two music class rooms and a large auditorium The building will bo beautifully situated on upper Main street. A fine oualitv of hriek will l><> nsiul in the building and it promises to present a line appearance. Candidate Already Out, We have received a card from A. C. Jones of Newberry stating tli.it he is a candidate for governor in 1 ! ()(?. He also incloses a very lengthy article which lie calls his platform, lie favors a primary for the election of State and County ofliccrs, the organization of small banks, Christian education, a State board of arbitra tion to settle ail disputes arising between labor ai d capital, and the encouragement of emigration. He is opposed to the dispensary and the manufacture and sale of intoxie.it inij liquors in any form. Hut the whole of his platform is too lontr for us to undertake to publish in full. I.nst llr?tli I.cats in Swamp. A neero boy, who tfot lost several years aifoio the wilds of Carver s Hay in (jcnrgctown county, ami lost both logs us a result of cold ami exposure, was soinewli it of a curiosity on the streets hero last week. The story ones that he was lo-.t for lif teen days in the swamp, during very cold weather, and when found and taken out he had lost the use of his legs which finally had to be amputated. The logs were taken olf just above the knees and helms hobolcd along on the stum|>s ever since he recovered, presenting a curious ap nearance as he moves about as well as exciting pity. ? ? ? l-'ir.Hi Shipments of Strawberries ?Four crates of strawberries were shi pped from Conway last Saturday, the first to leave this point I this year. On Monday four crates were shipped, by F. \V. Zecker, one by Peter Skipper, one by Morris Pettenger, and one bytleorgo Dixon. The strawberries were ripen ing rapidly until the cold snap of last Sunday came along. The cold has thrown them hack consideraply. Some of the berries in the lield were found to be fro/en on Monday morning. These first shipments went to Haiti more and Philadelphia. If it had not been for the cold snap, next week would have seen large shipments going from this point. Somw Unhealthy Ditches Editor Herai.u:?The upper part of Main street between 6th. and 7th. avenues is in a honhwuhm y- I A ditch which runs near two or three hog pens and other scss-pools has filled u|> and the water is passing over what is called the side walk and stands in the street, about six or eight inches deep in places. It runs through and is rapidly destroying a nice garden. There ire other ditches which run from a hotel that is loaded with dish water, pieces of bread and green slum. The Mayor has been appealed to. The Hoard of Health has appealed to the Town Council, calling thoir attention to the dangerous condition of those ditches and asking thorn to enforce tho ordinance about penning hogs. Yet nothing is done Tax Payer. ?? Damaged by Frost. ?Reports from the Lor is trucking section state that tho beau crop in that section was seriously damaged by the frosts this week. It was said that the light frost on Sunday night destroyed about half of the plants. Among those who were damaged are li. M. Hardee, Skipper Si Todd, W R. Todd, E. I) Lawson, A F. Gannon. Many were doubtless damaged in adjoining sections, but no reports have been received from them. At Hymen's Alter Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Maywood have sent out cards to the marriage of their u.eoe Uallie Candace White to Mr, ?J.?mes Francis Dusenbury, Tuesdxv evening, April 25th, at 8 o'clock, at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, Savannah, Ga. Mr. James Dusenbury is a brother of S. S. Dusenbury of this city, and will be attended by Mr. Clur* ence Dusenbury, eldest son of S. S. Dusenbury. Miss Mary will also be an attendant.?Florence Times. Coles Gives Information I ??v i w?i>ir nin f nuunc ii ii i*rop crly Presented. Mi. Editor: ?Is it not time to again bcg:n the agltanou of the support o a new court house and j;vd for the county? Every grand jury in recent vear<? hi-, called aliontion t'? the in i ter nod judges fr??ui court t ? court have urged it upon tliopeople. lVo years ago the proposition was voted down, but the people of the counfy arc unking suoh rapid -irules in material d> wlop.cent until I believe that the sentiment in favor of these much needed buildinns has increased to such an extent that they would inw endorse the project It would necessarily be i wo iears before the work could be completed, and we should begin to diseuss the question and arouse the public conscience. Twenty live thousand dollars ($20,1100) would be sufficient to give us good buildings There would be no trouble to sell bonds at par to build a house with ample seating capacity so when the people come to court they can all be comfortably seated. The courts transact public business and the people that pay the taxes have a right to attend upon the sessions of the court. It is ben oficlal. When the matter is proper ly presented to them they will vote for the new buildings. I suggest that wo have a mass meeting here some time this summer and a full discussion of the subject. Then if the sentiment is in favor of the work, the meeting can instruct our representatives to make provision for it. Uobt. B. Scarborough. April 17th. 05. No l-rautl in Ills Claim Editor 11 kiia i.i>: ? Please allow me space in your paper to make a state incut in regard to county claims. I see in your paper where claims have Iuuim i\i?nc.\M t <w1 l I% ?4 ? ?- ? I v/vvz ii | M V. 11 UAt tililt W '*1 t"? 11 II l' J* II"* roct, so no were signed by parties who could not be found by the sheriff. Now, I had a claim presented some time ago for lumber, delivered ou tho road. I saw in the Miciiai.I) 1 where my claim was laid over when the Hoard met mi March and when it met in April, I do not see where my clniin was acted upon or laid over. I would be glad to know what disposition was made of my claim. Now, Mr. Editor this is why I ; want to make a statement. I want the county to know that my intention \Vas not to defraud the county out of one cent. i When 1 bought land down here it was what you might call tho back-' wood? near the North Carolina state line with no way to get in or out 1 went to work with the co-operation of my neighbors to get a road, we sue -ceded with the road, and though only here two years, the value of real estate has increased one hundred percent or more. When we got the road opened and chartered. Mr, Pink Price was appointed overseer. lid came to me and said he needed some lumber. I told him to see the Supervisor and see if he would furnish or o >v for un in.-? K.> I furnished. After some time Mr. | Price (iime bick to me and said the Supervisor t<dd him to got wli.it lumber he was obliged to have and lie would pay for same. Mr. Price asked me if 1 would cut it. as he had to get. it from some mill, j and was authorized by the Supervisor to do so. I informed him I would cut it r:ht. away and deliver it to the different p nuts on said road ( 1 told him also I would do as I did up in Marion, while other mills charged , $1 per one hundred feet, I would cut ami deliver for seventy-five cents per one hundred feet. 1 cut some thing over two thousand feet of goad ^ neart lumber and delivered as Mr Price directed, and 1 was aware that the Supervisor should give Mr. Price an order. 1 btlieve Mr. Pink Price to be a truthful man and that he had a verbal order from the Supervisor, and the reason that lie did not get a written order was because ho did not know the exact amount requir ed at the time ho was discussing the matter with the Supervisor. I am living on or near this new road which leads from Tabor, N, C., to Mr* II. Buffkin's, and the sheriff can find mo at home at any time if lie wants to know anything about my claim, and if Mr. Boyd will visit our road lie can see the lumber. I have written too much already, but please publish this statement so the county Board will know that I did not wantio defraud the county out of one cent. Respectfully, C. C. Whittingtou. I'a I ii t it 11 y Injured. As George L. Marsh was riding horse*>back along the Potato Bed Ferry road last Tuesday, near the residence of Mr. Gellispie, his horse suddenly stumbled and fell, Mr. Marsh being caught underneath and painfully injured before he could extricate himself, lie was brought to town where he received medical attention, and he was out yesterday. Conway Drue Co.. Successful. After a great deal of effort and correspondence, the Conway Drug Company, the popular druggists have succeeded in getting tho Dr. f f 1 ri . --- iiuwuru <jo. . to make a special half price introductory ofTor on the regular lifty cent size of their celebrated specific for the euro of constipation and dyspepsia. This medicino is a recent discovery for the cure of all diseases of the stomach and bowels It not onlv gives quick relief, but it makes permanent cures. Dr. Howard's specific has been so remarkably successful in curing constipation, dyspepsia and all liver troubles, that Conway Drug Co., are willing to return the price paid in every case where it does not give relief. The old fashioned idea of dosing with mineral waters, cathartic pills or harsh pergatives will soon bo a thing of the past The best physicians aro preeribing Dr. Howard's specific because it really gives the desired results and on account of the small and pleasant dose that is noeded PrltfhtCul Miifferlna Kcllrvetl. Suffering frightfully from the virulent poisons of undigested food, C. G. Grayson, of Lulu, Miss., took Dr King's New Lifo Pills, "with tho result," ho writos. "that I was cured." All stomach and l)owell disorders give way to their tonic, laxative properties. 25c at Norton 1 Drug Co, Guaranteed. 2 ia ?O. B Barker was here last Satduy. H. W. Misho? was in the city lasi Suturdav. ? M N. Bryant was in Conway last Saturday. C. J. Briuco was in Conway one day last week. ?Magistrate Grainier was in t ?wn last Saturday (i. B. Jenkins went to Fait Bin IT last Tuesday. ? Miss Fannie Pusei.bury was in town last Suturdav. (i. 0. Ormund was here last Tuesday on busiues*. B. I) Suggs of Boris, was I ere on business last Friday. --S. 1*. Voreon was among our pleasant callers last week. ?The Rov H. D. Grainger passed through the city recently. ? M. C. Holmes caller at the IIKit \lo office one day last week. F K. Skipper of Boris was in the city last Monday and Tuesday. Aloert Rhuurk was anions those in town on business last Saturday. ?j. J. Jones of Babana, was a | pleasant caller one day last week. ?The Rev S. J. McConnell of Boris, was in town one day recently ? W. H. Bell of Bayboro, visited the city on business one day recently ?Jos. Todd of Wilmington, N. C., arrived in Con way on business last week. ?E. C. Smitli was among the farmers in town last Saturday afternoon. ? Mi-n. J. T. Bawrimoreof Georgetown, is visiting relatives in this county. ? J, Fred Grant of Baurel, was in Conway a short time last Friday afternoon. - -F. A. Thompson of Thompson, S. C., was a visitor in Conway last Saturday ? W. II. Bawrimore was among the farmers who came to town last Saturday. Cant. J. M Olivet- Iris nwonto.l a position with the United States I government. ] \V. .1. llcndiicks was umong ! those in town last Tuesday front | the country. ?J. M Oliver went to Georgetown j the latter part of last week returning on Friday. ( ?Clyde Kllerbe of Georgetown passed through Conway last Monday on his way home. -II. W. McNeill of Nixonville, paid this olliee a very pleasant call one day last week. W. L. Mishoe visited Galivants Ferry one day the latier part of last week on business. ? I'rof \V. A Prince of I ..oris, .-pent s nil time in Conway on bus iness last Sat urday. Mrs Fred IIneks is visiting her parents and friends in Horry this week. ? Marion ()bservor. B T. Ilvman went to Columbia the first of this week us a delegate to (tie grand lodge Knights of Honor. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hell, of Wain pee. were in the city the first of this week, visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hell. Mr. Harry 11 Spencer of Suburb, N. 0., is here on a visit to his sister Mrs. .1 II. Oliver, for a few days. ?S T.Tharp, L. D. Tharp. C. W. Uoberson, and A. N Cox, all of the Mariow section were in Conway on business the first of this week. ?Dr. C. S Deitz arrived here last week from Illinois, and is occupying the Dowling nlace. He is a dentist by profession and intends to locate at Conway. ?Leon Lewis returned to his home last lunday at Green Sea, S. 0., after a visit to his parents hero, Mr and Mrs. D Lewis, on upper Park street ?Marion Observer. ? E. V. Hest,. Win. Page, E W. Johnson and W. L. Mishoe, appraisers of the estate of J. W Holliday, went over to Savage the first of the week to appraise some land belonging to the estate. ? Col. C. P. Quattlebaum left last Tuesday to attend tho meeting of the grand lodge of the Knights of | Honor which convenes in Columbia. He will be absent about a week before returning. ?Mrs. G. A. Pitman, who has been visiting relatives hero since last Christmas, left for her home in Wilmington, N C , last Monday, accompanied by Miss Katio Galbraith who will take in tho carnival before returning. <'licatc<l Death. Kidney trouble often ends fatallv. but by choosing tho right medicine, E. II. Wolfe, of Hear Grove, Iowa, cheated death He savs: "Two years ago I had Kidney Trouble, which caused me great pain, suffering and anxiety, but I took Electric Hitters, which affected a complete cure. I have also found them of great benellt in general debility and nerve trouble; and keep them constantly on hand, since, as I lind they have n> equal." Norton Drug Co., druggists, guarantees them at 50c. Notice. All persons holding claims against the estate of the late Dr. A, II. J. Gnlhralth, deceased, art hereby notified to present the same duly verified and atte ted to the undersigned within the time allowed by law. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery, and all persons indebted to the said estate are hereby notified and required to make payment to the undersigned. J. A. Lewis, Qualified Adu.r. 4-20-.1 4f. (| they maj I Truths that 2 H Tour grooer is honeet and? n you that ho knows very litt-1 |j sells you. How car* he know. In GAoh package of LION DOlind of l'ure Coffee. Insi I (Lion head on every package.) (Bavo the Lion-heads 1 I SOLD BY GROCE: Toilet" i ^ | In selecting our , H<>B|>B wo choose tt t<> the interests of I Inlying from relial soaps of known pu lenco. It in worth I sure that the rf>oa| pure, and to do tlii. essary tliat you pi L We^tiavo a large y pensive soaps that (9 as the higher price er price secured f ? hotter wearing (jun are more delhatelj *ve can provide ; V soaps at any price I Norton f A Daredevil Hide. often ends in a sad accident. To lieal accidental injuries, use Bucklen's Arnica Salve. "A deep wound in my fool, from an accident," writes Theodore Schuele, of Columbus, O., "caused me great pain. Physicians were helpless, but BuckIon's Arnica Salve quickly healed it." Soothes and heals burns like magic. 25c. at Norton Drug Co., druggist s. -.1 os. II. Busenburv was among those who paid us pleasant calls recently . ? A. C. Suggs of the Boris section was in Conway last Monday on business. * , M ^ <>%e r worked Kidney*. Murray's Buoha, < i n and Juniper is prescribed and endorsed by eminent physicians. Prevents Kidney Diseases. Dropsy, Height's Disease, etc. At all drug stores. $1.00 a bottle, or direct from TUB MURlt\Y DRUG CO., Columbia, S 0. Notice. The regular examination for te cliers' certnlcat.es will l>? hekl at Conway on I'M relay, May ItMh. 1 D0-*?. E. V. Host. Co. Supt Education. 4-20-05?til. MAItKlOTS. WILMINGTON, J\\ C Spirits Turpentine IVr Gnl 59 l-2c. Rosin Per DM $2 75. Tar Per Bbl 280 lbs $1. 70. Crude Turpentine Hard Per Bbl ...$2.80 Crude Turpentine Dip Per Bid $8.70 Cotton Middling Steady at 7 7-8e. CONWA r, s. c. Eggs 10c. Chickens Grown 20 to25c. Chickens Spring 12,!? & 15c. Beeswax .. 18c. Tallow v...3l>?c Pork Fresh 0 }?c. Peas 90c. Sweet Potatoes <10c These markets will be corrected weekly. SPECIAL NOTICES FOR SAijE?One No. 1 typewriter only been in nse three months, will sell on liberal terms. Address, J. W, Prince, Bayboro S. C. 3-16-5 W WANTED?Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for a firm of $250,000 capital. Salary $1,072 per year and expenses; paid weekly. Address Geo. G. Clows, Conway, S. C. THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST. Sunday school every Sunday 9:30 a. in Prayer meeting every Tuesday 8:00 p. m. Business meeting Tuesday after second Sunday after prayer meeting. Preaching second and fourth Sundays 11 a. m., and (irst second, third and fourth Sun.1 n /?a ? uuys o:uu p. m. j\ cordial invitation te all. J. L. Shinn. Pastor. METHODIST. Sunday school evciy Sunday morning at 9:30 a. in. Preaching at 11 a. ni. and 8 o'clock p. in. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Publ'c cordially invited to atteud all services. Rev. VV. L. Wait, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN. Kingston?Preaching every first Sunday at 11 a. m., and at 8 p. m. Waccamaw?First Sabbath at 4 p. in., and second Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Bayboro?Fourth Sabbath at 11 a mi, and 8 p. m. Sunday school at Kingston every Sabbath at 4 p. m. Everybody invited. Rev. C. E. Robertson, Pastor. i I r commit prisoners to uuatu a ^ . .4 I. I -L I. .* .?. J I __ Strike Home , if be cares to do so?can tell 0 about tho bulk coffeo be wbere it originally camo from, t was blended?or With What vhen roasted T If you buy your looso by tbe pound, bow can | cpect purity and uniform quality t i V COFFEE, the LEADER OF I PACKAGE COFFEES, Is of sslty uniform In quality, >0th and llavor. For OVER A ER OF A CENTURY, LION COFFEE been the standard collee In ons of homes, SI COFFEE 1* carefully packed r factories, and until opened In )om?, has no chance of being aduld, or ol coming In contact wltl* dual, icrma, or unclean hands. 1 COFFEE you got one full st upon getting tbe genuine. for valuable premiums.) RS EVERYWHERE ifO0L8ON SPICE CO., Toledo, Obio. ^ dh ^ i ?i ns < > ra sa iiih da ii "SoapS | stock of toilet a teiu witli n view our customers, B lie houses only A irity and excelwhllo to make V you use are m * it ia not nec ay high prices. B variety of inex- J are just as pure B (I ones. Great- m umpH that have litiea and which B f perfumed. IiiiI m I'Oll with pure P Viio* rn ! Chain (janjr Notice. Magistrates will take notice that they may commit prisoners to chain gang direct which is now stationed on the Conway and Piroway road at Buck Creek till further notice. J. L. Boyd. Supervisor^ HYMAN GROCERIES. I am the pioneer in the grocery business at Conway When you buy llyman Groceries it is a guarantee that the articles are the best oftluir kind that your money will buy for the prices asked. All staple articles in the grocery lino always fresh from the factories and at the lowest prices. When you fail to get anything in the line of fancy groceries at other stores call or. me. Fresh Bread and Cakes always on hand, baked at my nu* n hn l/nntr I1/-\ 1? > - - v/f II \/un\ j . IVW i i r\ i: UtllCl ft %J I III try them, and you will buy. B. T. Hymati If li! STORE (Jo to J. I). Graham's at Lor is, S. 0., to get your Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions. A full and complete line of General Merchandise always on hand. Just received a car load of Studehaker Wagons and Harness. Herring Mowers and Hakes Always in Stock. Cheap For Cash or on time with Good Security. Get. your mowers and rakes now and be ready to cut your oats, then your hay. Highest prices paid for Country Produce, Chickens. Eggs a Specialty. Yours for trade J. D. GRAHAM, LORIS, S. C. 1-19-05 3m. G. S. HACKER & SON, 544, 546 nnd 548 King St, CHARLESTON, S. C. M J " I I ^ ^ i^ ^11m ^ s ' ^ Wem ? MOUMHNO, Window and Fancy Glass a Specialty* Job Printing^. Try Our Job Department For COMHKB&UL &II LE6AL WORK Satisfaction Guaranteed y*\ HORSES We have just received a lino lot bo sold on reasonable terms for < NONE B BEST i You know our way of doing busi w. Jenk Wi Moiuim It. K. Ob Hev. (J. I [torrv S Ithlintf Cultivator* v Dimp Harrow*, Kivo Tooth t'ultivr Hardwar? Store. H HORRY HAE We Bid For \ We are making room now for Spring ami Summer poods to county. Our stock of family and suited to the needs of the ] Cash or Co Wo always prefer to sell for c all the same with us. lloweve values for the prices asked. On DUSENB Toddvjlie, S. C. BLACKSMITH1N* WAGONS, CARTS, ROAD (dA I KEEP A FULL STOCK OF WAG BUGGY MATERIAL. Near th II. I PROTE )i//v/y ,'/ row /<: THl.WV PROTECT YOl R I'AMILY, 1 ^ ^ > have just closed a Jj of the largest lag ,in the world, ui your homes with the very I) U C T O S made, a "Protection is Duty; Duty paid.'' PREPARE IN TIJMH <1 L<?t me lielp you. All prompt attention. Homo T. IP. LOCK BOX 17 1, THE STANC SEWING 1 sell this machine which sa say is the best made. It'yoi try the STANDARD. Old or part payment. A HULL AND COMPLETE W. I COST SALE My cntiro stock of winter goods. Clothing and Shoes, I am selling regardless of Cost. Itice 100 pounds $2 20 Good l'late Meat 7^0 Good Coffee 11 J^c Good Tobacco 20 o The cheapest place in town to buy your goo<ls. Call when you come to town whether you trade or not. A. P. Johnson y mmi w * 1 w of new horses and n.ules to cash or good security. UT THE STOCK. ness. :ixis ?oilied 1880 J. L. MeElweo, Prop ettsvillo Marblo Wks, JiENilfETTSVlLLB, S. C. and Designs Furnished of Latest Style cuts Tombstones and Curbing d on Application. Isss Work. Reasonable Prle W. \V. Pate, General Agei^t^ SALESMEN. ^ isque, ConwayTTit C. j* Ilugglns, Galivants Ferry, S. 0. tDWARE CO. - "> 7our Business the largest and best stock of be found in our section of the groceries is always up-to-date >eople. od Security. ash, lull good security counts r we trade, we promise the best ,*e us a trial. CJ BY <V CO A SPECIALTY. try MADE TO ORDER. ALSO ONS, OA UTS, HO AI) OA UTS AND e Gully. JOLLIE, jgEyr^rxx^naif "Vi * y? ^ ICTION. // OF me./I;N']MG. OF IT! YOllRSm.F AND PROPERTY. contract for 1005 with one htiling Hod Manufacturers id am prepared to equip best LIGHTNING COX ,t the very lowest prices, is Debt: Debt is owed until FOR WAR iF PEACH. correspondence will receive Address, Kimball, CONWAY, 8. C. \ III llllli ? III1IIIIMIIIII?III ???1 )ARD MACHINE ? tislled customers cVerjrwlier? i want tlio l>?st see mo and machines taken in exchange LIN 13. LOWEST PRICES. ^ I. LE Wlf ' T TTrTPtW J_JX V XLiiV\ AND 1 Draya^e,. ' Phone No. 36. / ' Horry Tobacco' Warehouso. I|$ J. E. COLES.# Aftft BANK OEPOi f Railroad Fara Paid, ffl Z ir'ltKFi CourM? OF WHKM &>ard at Co?t. WtrF j > :ca.?.A ;.tA?Av:. BwcuiMicni.Liai.r I